Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

The most telling thing about Oswald being in the doorway is not just that he was there not shooting Kennedy at 12:30, but that a malicious campaign started immediately to hide the fact that he was there and delude people into thinking otherwise. The need to kill Oswald on Sunday, November 24 was predicated by the need to silence him before he could tell anyone that that's where he was at the time of the shooting. And remember that Oswald did not know about the Altgens photo. He was unaware that he was photographed during the shooting, and he never found out. But, as soon as he saw a lawyer, it would surely have come up, and Oswald would have confirmed that that was him. 

So, Oswald needed to be offed before his rock-solid alibi was confirmed by his lawyer, whoever that might have been. And no, the plotters didn't just get lucky that Jack Ruby came along and did it. Luck had nothing to do with it. It was all planned. And no, it was not a conspiracy between them and Jack Ruby to silence Oswald. That is absurd. No one would conspire on that basis. "OK, you kill the guy, and then we'll arrest you, prosecute you and have you put to death. Sound good?" Ruby, like Oswald, was a patsy, but he was a totally witless, helpless, hapless patsy- so much so that Dallas Police were able to convince him that he shot Oswald when he didn't. 

And the whole Lovelady story was concocted from the beginning as a ruse that involved phony images, phony film clips, and false testimonies. The point is that it was clearly and unequivocally a case of criminal obstruction of justice that went on for decades. It was a crime that followed the crime.